One vocabulary.
Every state.

Primary buy action is drawn for the next release. The disabled state preserves today’s reason. Destructive actions require an explicit second confirmation; the demonstration opens one. Targets are at least 44px high.

All prices are 42px at both widths. Deposit amounts are exact arithmetic from the brief: one fifth now and four fifths on delivery. “From £500” keeps the qualifying level and clock visible.

Short product names remain [PLACEHOLDER], as requested; precise subtitles use the brief. Quiet cards retain full text contrast and clickable actions. The add-on has no invented price. Sign-off on both upper levels follows the brief; the live comparison currently differs at level 03.

Only “exists and runs” uses a solid green fill. Other states combine labels, symbols and border patterns. “Specified, not built” is dashed with a diamond; “part exists” has a split circle and double edge. Specimen links point to real records demonstrating each state, not to fabricated claims.

Five across on desktop. On a phone, two columns plus a full-width fifth button reduce the navigation to three rows. The role remains visible; the supporting sentence moves into a selected-role line. No offers are hidden.

The catch-all is always the sixth chip, never buried in the expanded catalogue. Names come from the live catalogue. Buttons demonstrate selection; the catch-all links to the existing tailored route.

Every item links to the ledger. The four-level item opens the contiguous ledger records for the templates, vault build, correction and sessions, starting at the template record. The evidence for that item spans those four records.

One real capture is embedded in this file. The three-slot carousel is a component specimen, not a replacement for the seven-slot product page. Empty frames name the work still needed. Expanded is shown inline and also opens through the carousel control. No imagery is generated or substituted.

Label and value stay together. On phones long values wrap beneath their label rather than forcing a narrow column. Product facts are from the live prototype; no capacity or file count is invented.

The actual sheet also places its model-assistance strip before main. On the phone, the disclosure remains one line at normal text size with a visible expansion link; at enlarged text it may wrap. No claim of human review is made for this new design.

Source version is distinguished from design revision. The badge stays in the header or console, at readable metadata size. Production should insert its build value, not keep this captured version forever.

Both candidate headlines use the same anatomy; neither is declared the chosen copy. The action drops below the text on phones. The headline is 72px desktop and 40px phone, using the supplied serif family. Smaller section headings use the same structure at 32px and 28px.

All frames are deliberately inert HTML specimens: no external iframe request and no guessed read key. The example warning is the first sentence, above the vault. Integration needs the supplied vault reader and real routing data; this sheet does not simulate access to a buyer’s vault.

No stars, invented names or testimonial wording. Future populated states show field labels only and are marked as layout samples on their face.

A small inline script changes only the audience heading and argument. Five wrapping buttons work without a select field. SKU, price and delivery sit outside the changing region. This is an explicit extension of “HTML and CSS” for demonstrable interaction; no framework is used.

Each type uses a visible label, a symbol and a different edge treatment. Colour reinforces meaning; it is not the only signal.

The header has exactly three buying destinations plus the order; identity and version are metadata. Phone menu uses native details. All eleven footer destinations remain readable and reachable. The disclosure is still between header and main.

Desktop retains all fourteen rows in four groups, plus the feature-label column. Phone keeps two selected offers side by side under shared row labels; all five remain available through buttons, free first. No horizontal scroll is required for the phone table. Print uses all five offer columns. Level 03 sign-off follows the brief and is marked accordingly.